Love it and I’m so satisfied. The magnification is awesome and it’s so clear. It’s just as it says and I can wait to use this during my stadium concert.

For those who are looking to use this as a studio monitor, go ahead. We all can't afford $300+ speakers, so just get this and do what you gotta do like me and everyone else. However, keep in mind that it doesn't play below 70hz, so that low kick and strong subass will be lost, and it is noticeable. But it ain't bad. This is made for media consumption, and rightfully so, but you gotta start from somewhere. This opens a path for you to make your first step, and that is important to making progress.Now to the review:These are great and packs a punch, can get loud when it wants to. You can adjust the highs and lows with the knobs on the back of the left speaker to adjust to your room setting. I tuned mine to be flat to closely match my Audio Technica ATH-M40X headphones for monitoring, I know, these aren't made for that, but idc. It gives me a nice reference on levels and stereo sound, which are easier to catch than on headphones.It's a good buy for listening to music, but it ain't gonna impress the bass heavy crowd.

Es un producto que gusta por su diseño y calidad.

Funcionan perfectamente y la batería es inigualable

Showing my kids this movie so they can understand where my quotes come from. Great movie!

These are fantastic for powered + passive! The heat from the powered speaker is there, but very minimal. It's as loud as you would need for small areas/where 3.5" monitors would be appropriate. Would I use them to produce? For amateur work, absolutely. For professional work, I'd step up to dual-powered, as a minimum requirement.The best features are the convenient size, light weight, and the acoustic tuning. For only $100, having acoustic tuning is a pretty big deal. It could do with a bit better output to headphones (I use 600Ω headphones and I have to really crank them up), but it's manageable. The plastic feels a bit cheap, but they're very sturdy.Main issue is the lack of integrated RF protection. I have a GSM phone, which when placed to close to the powered speaker, presents very audible feedback. Again, easy enough to workaround; just move the phone away from the speakers. 10-12" away seems to be fine.For the price, the sound is great, no question. But it's still lacking range, making uncompressed audio files not so much different from a high-quality compressed file, so I can't give it a 5-star.I definitely recommend them for amateur music makers, or those who want good, neutral media speakers for their desktop.

Omg, this Marshall Major IV On-Ear Bluetooth Headphone sounds SOOOOO good. My jaws were literally dropped after I paired this headphone up with my phone, and the first song "Hotel California" (Eagles, Live) played out the earpiece. I closed my eyes and this headphone brought me to the live concert hall. I then continued to play thru a bunch of audiophile soundtracks to give this pair of headphone a worthy test-drive.The acoustic performance of this headphone is truly phenomenal (concluded after a few hours of listening now). The bass is tight and accurate, probably benefited from the 40mm driver element inside this headphone, the volume of air it can move is not anything that an earbud can compare. The midrange is smooth, yet texturized, layered with fantastic details. The treble is clean, clear and silky. It is really a pleasant surprise to hear such studio quality of music reproduction in this headphone from Marshall. The microphone on this headphone is also very good, I asked about my voice input in a few teleconferences, and the responses are positive.This headphone is indeed comfortable. The ear cushions are very soft, and the size adjustment is massive (seldom do I find a headphone that will fit my 8years old as well as it fits me). I was a bit skeptical first, as this is an "on the ear" headphone, I was worry that it would not be too comfortable; but now I have to say that, to a certain extend, this one is more comfortable than the "over the ear" type as it enables more air-flow, it is "cooler" and less "hot/warm".I also love the single "multi-directional control knob", on/off, pairing, volume, track control etc. all intuitively managed by this single knob, brilliant design!Last, but not least, charging this headphone is as simple as putting it on a Qi wireless charging pad. Or hook up an USB-C cable. One full charge is supposed to last 80hours.2 minor things that I wished Marshall included with this amazing headphones:- a carrying case- a wireless charging padThen this would have been a PERFECT product.Please note that there is no noise cancellation capability on this headphone. It is not priced as such neither. And for the cost of this headphone, I really don't think you can find another better performing set.Thank you for reading this review, I hoped that this review & the pictures are helpful to you in support of your purchase decision.

They work great. I use them mainly for music productions and my beats sounds pretty nice. You can hear them in my Spotify: Duja MusicMy only complain is the Bass. The bass its ok but for $100 I’ll deal with it. :)